The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 9, 1916, Page 5

See URHONE UN LETS S. FLAG SAVES SH YC YOURLHON EON LIBERAL€ HOSTON Oct 9. A WE'LL TRUST You Sale tte Faawaliah eleciontte ORE ost worseranng tone comune tee Zoerscwreaictica, ff Kaneaa, effce a ideas Our tery wer than will ared on reaching here to + found anywhere, . JUST YOUR WORD THAT YOU'LL PAY re statement, | viewing @ ft amon Worth of ‘ my litte hurrte all oa TROO Worth af e N wa take q he © Sur la Respects U. 8. Flag The submarine did not board the Kansan After spotting her Amert &. the U-boat dropped out of ust as abruptly as it had ar after being shown the Kar aan’s papers and having them ex amined Shipping men were & ned that the Germans should have bet the Kansan go free an her cargo consisted f ate ha and frain om Yo for the Frer govern nt at St. Nazaire The Kansan will take 2.400 horses aboard he and sail for the French port, She waa chartered s« time ago by th French government 41610424 - Dike Street: DA au S.S, KANSAS AND ALLIES’ CARGO She in of 15,000 tons Sure of Two B han on ® ma: ne off the aat Dining Tabi made of season finish; has a told by Capt. E of the heavy, square pedestal and a ~ $6. 15 Kansan Smit he tends to six feet; regular price $10.00. hardly Ube which he 1 when > h the call of the steamer Weat Pe t ned saying she had been fired on. ‘The away, Capt. Smith sald | Shots Fired -inc: T left New York at 10 a. m, Sat the Nantucket lightahip at 4:2 Sunday morning The first n ing I had that a Ge was ¢ th 1 he NOSTOMACHPAIN, GAS, INDIGESTION IN FIVE MINUTES “Pape’s Diapepsin” is the only real stomach regulator known. “Really does” put bad stomachs in order—"“really does” overcome indigestion, dyspepsia, gas, heart burn and sourness in five minutes —that—just that—makes Pape's Diapepsin the largest selling stom ach regulator in the world it what you eat ferments into stub born lumps, you belch gas and eructate sour, undigested and acid; head ts dizzy and aches; breath foul; tongue coated; your insides filled with bile and Indigest ible waste, remember the moment “Pape’s Diapepsin” comes in com tact with the stomach all such dis- tress vanishes. It's truly astonish ing—almost marvelous, «and the joy is its harmiessness. A large fifty-cent case of Pape's Diapepsin will give you a hundred dollars’ worth of satisfaction or your druggist hands your money back. It's worth its weight in gold to men and women who can’t get their stomachs regulated. It belongs In your home—should always be kept handy in case of a sick, sour, upset stomach during the day or at night It's the quickest, surest and most! harmless stomach regulator in the world. you Doctor Lindsay Limited to engines stopy could come to a wan a second shot standst TAXI! DRIVERS The submarine was a short dis a away and an officer hailed the Kansan from a boat. He asked for our papers. 1 immed put over a boat with nnd 0 MeNamara in charge. He rowe MARNE BATTLE the submarine and presented our papers. They were carefully exam ‘i Ined and McNamara was told we PARIS, Sept. 22.—(By Mail could proce Taxicab drivers of Paris will here Hears West Point Call after observe all future anniver Refore we could get nk, how ever, the submarine saries of the battle of the Marne by *, diving o flying the tri-co'or of France from y as the hed ap their mastheads, or, rather, from 1 hardly left this top of their machines. } ard the wir s The custom, inaugurated this year! call of the West Point ing she for the first time, in honor of the was being attac I pat t thousand.odd drivers, who, uncer or-|san about and started to her assist ders of Gen. Galleni, carried the re'ance. Before we had gone far we inforcements to Gen. Mounoury that learned that the U. 8 destroyers made the victory of the Marne a|were within striking distance, so I certainty, proved #0 popular that Its|changed my course again and pro permanent observance was at once ceede decided upon BON MARCHE WILL to Boston This was rendered all the more advisable by the fact that of the thousand.odd chauffeurs who par ‘dimtat“ir io"emrene £2") HOLD BABY GLASSES only a few still remain in active service at Paris. Hundreds w ~ : later mobilized, others died, still omnes Bal ny weal . ihe ten others deported, til! the number has| Marche wi (ullien arte weational become so reduced that the def prosram ra the, 6 arteey of the nite observance was decided upon mothers Training school, the ir memory of the accom.|‘tealth Depa ° of e city of stebinant from ee Seattle and the Mothers’ congress plishment from dying out end ‘arent Teachers’ assoctatio: Next Wednesday will be Moth CITY COUNCIL READY ers’ Training School day, Thursday | ' will be Child Welfare day, and Fri will be Mothers’ Congress day TO FIX ANNUAL LEVY or cnet or tie tite Gat an i stru ¢ and interesting program Formal fixing of the 1917 city| "ill be given, and all who aro tn tie ee ke oratuanee Wan cm terented in child welfare are in city council program for Mond vee , * This ia the first time, so the Bon It will be .28 mills less than last) ne ways, that a merchandising school, port a Oper game of the Water Polo League Tourna “i ment teams from the Crystal Pool, Elks “ and cattle ( » and Young Men's ¢ tian A r alled at 8:30 cach Tuesday night until February Binyon Optical Co. First game between Crystal Pool and Seattle Tournament Athletic Club. opened by Mayor Gill. King of Water Sports—Fast! WATER POLO TUESDAY NIGHT AT THE CRYSTAL POOL year, while the state and county levies will be 1.509 high-;concern fas attempted a similar er. Redaced valuations have boost-|!ife of instructive work ed the mill levies this year, #0 com Experts will be rd at the Bo sarisons by mills do not mean| Marche assembly hall next Wedne par! day, Thursday and Friday at 2 i much. _ip. m, Admission will be free The latest brand of fish story comes from Rethel, Me. On invi tation of Mr. Bingham, a party left for Penneaseewassee lake for day's fishing. The members got #0 many fish that on their wa out they were stopped by the commis sioner. He said they had more than the law allowed, so they re luctantly turned back and resuect tated the surplus wit and put them back in th a pulmotor lake Thrilling! Or 4M Bingo, Je Eyes Examined FREE Kan-, STAR—MONDAY, OCT. 9, 1916. PAGE NEXT SATURDAY 5 Farewell Prices 5 Days More and We Will Be Out pp of Business Farewell Prices marked on all Pianos and Player Pianos, for everything must be cleared out by next Saturday night. Open house now-—come, help yourself to the biggest bargains you will see in Seattle for many a year to come. No ceremony here now. Pay as you can—it’s a case with us of everything must go by next Saturday night, October 14, when we go out of business. on All Now Farewell Prices on All Players Now — Quality Player Pianos —Some Down Now to $238 and $281.50, WithFree Music Rolls No excuse now to be without a fine Player Piano. We are almost giving them away at these Farewell Prices, and besides, you can have Two Years and a Half to pay for it if you wish. We must close them all out by Saturday night, for we will out of business then. Farewell Prices on ALL NOW $131.50, $162, $187.50, $196.50, $243—Beautiful Brand New Guaranteed Pianos, Worth Many Times More Our fine new go Upright Pianos in the latest models are worth many times more than our Farewell Prices marked on them for the last week of business in Seattle. Do not fail to provide yourself now with one of these elegant instruments and secure the substantial saving our Farewell Price makes for you. We have also some wonderful values in good practice Pianos it only $28, $35, $50. These amounts are really too small to} our | $131 put on our books, and they should be for cash only. Then remember our Farewell Prices on Player Pianos. A Player Piano can be bought this Farewell week for as little as $238, with liberal music rolls, and for $281.50 you can buy a fine Mahogany Player Piano of a standard high-grade make. Think of a Player Piano which has always sold for $900, and you can buy it here at our Farewell Price for as little as $358, and we will give you Free Music Rolls with it. Now come in as early as possible. There here the finest stock in the city to se- lect from, whether it be Upright Pianos, Player Pianos, or Grand Pianos. Everything is now marked with our Farewell Price and Easy Monthly Payments will be accepted. Everything must go this, our last week. Our last sacrifice in the FAREWELL PRICES will do is Open Evenings LISTER HOLDS NOON-DAY RALLY 5 Days Now and We Retire From Business ird Ave, and University Street Vhird Ave Uatverstt WHO'LL PAY MILLION TO MENE TO LEARN TRUTH ABOUT N. POLE? | FAIR BATHER LOSES HER CLOTHING BY FORGETTING NUMBER YORK, Oct. 9.—The | forgetfulness of Miss Jenni NEW YORK, Oct. 9—For a | tto hear from the scientists now Apkatz caused her to wait in a mere million dollars Mene and present my proofs. wet bathing suit for three hours Completing the © organisation of a| Keeso, Eskimo, will tell the He was an odd figure standing, and @ half in the Coney Island | sepatate campaign committee, truth, the whole truth and stolidly among the bustling, square police station. She was in the dent pt’ the stakeeel nothing but the truth about jawed, nervous Americans in the| line of hundreds waiting for a | committee headed by Chats bath loch hous McAlpin hotel And in the meantime you enjoy municipal runner” the north pole, so he says! Fogarty, Go as Mene, brought to the United Fogarty, Gov nest Lister ph ed into the final drive of the e An Eye Examination 1116 Ist Ave., near Seneca to be formally States when a babe by Dr. Broadway told her that : - . paign at noop Monday w ral Peary, claims he has facts He grinned his wide, mirthless 15 cents she could use a |)? the GrandiiWeatre ith& showing neither Peary nor grin room in the house. She ac ~ i 7 ane r - reraeN ° aturds oon he addressed Cook reached the pole and he Yes, I look at your Broadway| Cepted the offer and was per. | King County Democratic mitted to use her 2 room to put on is itching to sell his proofs to bathing suit any American scientist or news and | eat your food get real food, 1 was glad to some vegetables and where he took pains to emphi that he was supporting the wi paper willing to part with meat After she had been in the /ticket straight, including Sel enough a surf two hours, started ‘for’, |Worner, whats ha is i Mene when the right party ater pba ive oe ap enn the house where she had left De er, who he ee nel buys bis proofs he will use t of flesh of th Padue ane ohale her clothes and was unable to t Madrona and Pacifie school I : Senadition to4: 84 eh of the walrus, and whale find it, having forgotten the num: | \ronda ig i 16 money for an expedition and seal. And we have noth. pa Monday night and at Ren Appealing to the himself to the frozen north where ini Avi. okcatt Medeor Ser APR OR OR vesday night there will be m he thinks the pole is located There is only one thing 1 like station, while’ the: police tele 1 Minor schoo sae ee apne _ to BI ‘bout my own land better than) phoned her father in this city lag in _ 1 ie fa w sea eh yours—the climate. I feel She reached the station at alru ene, who formerly lived nd stronger there tel so bpd tage in New York as Mene Wallace, : o'clock, and her father did not || Such Pretty, Fluffy get there until 10:30. The po- lice had provided a supper for her, ays he learned from Eskimos who had accompanied Cook and Peary on their expeditions, that the pole Curls—In Three Hours!) |PINCH TWO WHO GET. Have you tried using lMquld A FREE had never been reached | ILLEGAL PERMITS | lini before rolling the hair See this opening game and you will be a Water Polo fan | He says he wants to | as hai age of menace is said first y all means do. Great Sport! straighten the whole matter gun in Paris, 12. out so school children will be | 1° Dry squad t teat 1 Berlin, quite contrary to mod ; 26 ' ry d investigators have ar- German love of system, orig General Admission to Water Polo Games—26c, Reserved r love of system, originally | will apy ‘ Foe Biri 50 taught the truth about It, rested Robert Thom, 21, and Joseph, numbered buildings entirely with-| ou Surprised how. long ‘thai (on sale at Piper & Taft's)—50c 1 lke America sys Mene. w Wien the batr ts commeds sila; masa lthan\ aay Mas “Worei lant vie, Amerieg,” S98 Meas |Cramer, 27, for obtaining Mquor be beautifully fees bl Cc . oF Guild whe Mie the ox-Goverte |] was here before. 1 want to do |permits under false pretenses. The i be appited i sage! Seattle Natatorium ment, Phvatatr and, omething for thet |pollos are making a systematic ef ce f 5 Kye. I do not know exactly what the fort to bre é Channa ° fo jeer, FREE<wo why walt? i do know Eskimos have been ebndgripcuigitenlheapirgeyeendienan nd | ks, "ai ‘a LS | - a aly ¢ pe plendia RIGHT DRUG CO, | where they were and have not| Mene, the Eskimo, who says he [tain their supply of liquor by bir.) ee pt blensid j found the things they said were settle the Cook-Peary argu-lins men to take out permits for | It is of course entirely harm 1111 FIRST AViONUB en Spring and Seneca Advertisement, there, ment. them, AEE,